The rental vote is up for grabs
One definition of madness is when you repeat the same actions over and over again, expecting a different…
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Is a Graduate Tax going to be Ed Miliband’s ‘radical offer’?
With Ed Miliband’s promise of a ‘radical offer’ on tuition fees there is an ever increasing feeling that…
The economics of a budget surplus: Something to think about before making rash promises
Left of centre political parties are nearly always faced with the charge, levelled by their right of centre…
NEC report – 25th March 2014
NEC meetings always start with remembering friends and colleagues who have passed away since our last meeting. The…
The Labour leadership are publicly backing a “radical” offer. So what are they waiting for?
It’s a week after “that letter” and we’re still talking about Labour’s policy offer (if you haven’t already,…
VOTE: What should Labour’s policy priorities be?
Our weekly survey has been on hiatus for the past few weeks, but today it returns – and…
What is Labour planning on tuition fees? We’ve already been told…
The front page of the Sunday Times(£) reports this morning that Labour are planning to slash tuition fees…
Lords Reform? Forward not Back
Forward not Back was the inelegant slogan that helped Labour limp to victory in the 2005 General Election.…
Labour’s lack of ambition on global disarmament
Ed Miliband has been regularly questioned by party members and the public since being elected leader about why…
Is Cruddas/Alexander the divide in the Shadow Cabinet?
The rumblings over Labour’s policy offer continue today. With the party’s big “Warwick 3” National Policy Forum meeting…
